No Eun-ju et al.: Architectural Exploration House

“Wouldn't changing space make our lives better? A house is like a mirror, which looks like a master, puts its neighborhood in it, and lights our time. A house built to save a very small plot of land and build a room is like a suit that suits a young couple, and a house built by people who have changed their way of life, cleans up the city and finds it becomes a new place of life and will be a source of trust. The meaning of home is extended indefinitely. And it's not just the rain, wind and sun cover, but the life that breathes and breathes. In the introduction, home is not a physical and technological product or a material enemy, but a person who has put in his life and put meaning into it. A house no one can evaluate. Every life is unique, everyone builds their own home and lives their own. The old state or senior architect who thinks that the home I can always return to is a really good place to stay is the architect's role in ‘listening to the earth and the human voice, mediating between them into architecture.’. The project’s project is a book with a deep philosophical reason for the house, explaining in detail the whole question of how the Northju (Milizu) and his brother-in-law, who have been building for over 20 years, build more than 15 steps in building complex houses. For over two years, the architects have been exploring the Ever-Space Program's Search for Construction -- going to the houses that feature in the home, and seeing how they built them, how they organize their spaces, what materials they used.

Korean title: 건축탐구 집

Korean author: 노은주 외

Korean publisher: EBS BOOKS

ISBN-13: 9788954757966